Julia von Heinz is part of the jury at the Venice Film Festival

Film Festival - Julia von Heinz is part of the jury at the Venice Film Festival

Berlin Director and Screenwriter Julia von Heinz is part of the jury at the Venice Film Festival. This was announced by the festival's press office. The 48-year-old is known for her film "Und morgen die ganze Welt", which had its premiere in Venice in 2020. The drama tells the story of a young woman who joins an Antifa group.

The Venice Film Festival takes place from August 28 to September 7. The president of the jury, who decides on the Golden Lion award, is the French actress Isabelle Huppert. Other members of the jury include the American director James Gray and the Polish filmmaker Agnieszka Holland.

The festival will be opened with the long-awaited second part of Tim Burton's "Beetlejuice" with Michael Keaton and Winona Ryder. American actress Sigourney Weaver is set to receive the Golden Lion for her career achievement. The entire festival program will be announced on July 23.

Von Heinz's film "Treasure" with Lena Dunham and Stephen Fry is set to be released in cinemas soon. The German cinema release is on September 12.

1. People from all over the world will flock to Venice during the Film Festival, eager to witness the cinematic creations being showcased.
2. Julia von Heinz, a renowned woman in the German film industry, will contribute her expertise as a juror at the prestigious Venice International Film Festival.
3. At the press office of the Venice International Film Festival, the announcement of Julia von Heinz's jury participation brought about excitement and anticipation.
4. The drama "Und morgen die ganze Welt," directed by jury member Julia von Heinz, had a significant impact at the 2020 Venice International Film Festival, drawing attention to the ongoing social issues.
5. Despite being part of the international jury, von Heinz has strong connections to Venice and Germany, having premiered her movies at this Film Festival and gaining recognition back home.
6. The Venice Film Festival, held annually in Italy, showcases a diverse array of films, including eventual contenders for the main prize, striving to promote cinema as an art form that connects individuals and cultures worldwide.

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